And three: After Apple and Sony, it is the turn of Dell in France to propose a PC all in one. Aimed at enthusiasts beautiful objects, the XPS One has rather good looks landed on a desk or sitting in the family living room.

The manufacturer has cared for his latest down to the smallest detail: "triangular profile recalling the hat gardeners Asian" (this can not be devised), foot tempered glass, rear panel lacquered black or red, touch-sensitive keys and bluish halo indicating the presence of a DVD in the drive-In short, a small revolution for a manufacturer who was not really deemed so far to the original design of its machines." To correct that, we engaged in three years a team of nearly 500 designers," says Vincent Baijot, in charge of European marketing. We wanted to build computers to successfully design, easy to install and use."
Tested for two weeks by 20 Minutes, the XPS One has fully satisfied. Nothing to fear side installation: with the exception of the power cord, no cable on  the horizon, the mouse and keyboard using a wireless link. Detail enjoyable, the latter includes on its right side a touch pad, similar to that of laptops, making unnecessary the use of the mouse (at least for the right).

While it is not equipped with the latest technological guns (TNT HD is not compatible, no Blue-Ray), the XPS One is perfectly suited to the office and multimedia tasks that he will entrust. Currently available in two models, the XPS One is a trial balloon." We believe a lot to the all-in-one machines. In case of a positive reception from  the general public, we plan to build a full range around this concept, "says Vincent Baijot.